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Kirill Neiezhmakov

(Portugal)

Amsterdam in Royal Motion is a three-minute cinematic journey through one of Europe’s most vibrant and architecturally rich cities — told through timelapse, hyperlapse, morphing transitions, hyperzooms and complex multi-layered masks editing techniques

Amsterdam in Royal Motion

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Kirill Neiezhmakov

(Ukraine)

After the hectic and crowded streets of Amsterdam, Rotterdam felt refreshingly different. It’s less noisy, less fussy, and there’s just so much more "air" and space to breathe. The way this city blends historical survivors with cutting-edge modern design is incredibly inspiring.

Rotterdam: Shifting Shapes of the Future | Netherlands Hyperlapse

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Javier Perea

(Spain)

An extraordinary journey throuht the memories of a broken toy.

DRONISIO

Memories of a Broken Toy

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Alen Tkalcec

(Croatia)

"We All Start Somewhere" is an inspiring travel film that goes beyond exploring new places. It tells the story of a filmmaker's personal journey from a small Croatian village to 23 countries around the world, capturing the beauty of different cultures and the simple joys of life. This film encourages viewers to see travel as a way to find themselves and connect with others, highlighting the importance of living in the moment and appreciating the simple things.

We All Start Somewhere

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Alen Tkalcec

(Croatia)

A Living Planet is a cinematic aerial journey across Earth — shaped by time, motion, and balance.
From extreme landscapes where life clings to survival, to places where it flourishes in abundance, this film explores the planet as a living system. Powerful forces carve mountains and deserts, water sculpts valleys and ice, and humanity exists within nature — not above it.
This is not a film about destinations.
It is a portrait of scale, contrast, and fragility.
A reminder that every environment, every civilization, and every way of life exists in delicate balance.
We are not owners of this world.
We are part of it.
A Living Planet invites us to witness Earth not as a backdrop — but as a home worth protecting.
Locations in the video: Mangystau in Kazakhstan, Plitvice Lakes in Croatia, Iceland, Mauritania, China, Switzerland, UK, Egypt, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Sri Lanka, Socotra

A Living Planet

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